Much like the South, many label the west as a bunch of weak lyricists. In some cases that may be true, but you can make that argument about every region in the states.
The fact of the matter is there are plenty of dope emcees from each individual region.
The hard part is just finding them.
American Me
Juice’s American Me mixtape dropped years ago. The project we cool at best.
In a 2010 interview with then BWS artist X.O, I stated that X.O was the best artist on the label. I stated that 28 Days Later was a way better project than Juice’s American Me.
Years have passed and both artists have since changed directions. Both are currently doing their own thing label wise.
With the release of American Me 3, his lyrical game has launched to new heights.
Let’s not get it twisted, he was nice before make no mistake about it, but his multis have reached a whole new level. His delivery and creative skills have been polished and there’s no doubt the sky is the limit.
The future looks bright for his movement without question.
There’s no telling where this momentum will take him.
No curls, no perm, and no so called “gangsta rap” here. Just bars for your ass.
And that is why we call him…
McCains AM3 was a hard mixtape! Im glad to see he finally out of the bws umbrella and started his own label with the kennedys & what about G.1.S?? He was a real dope westcoast artist on his label as well he has bangers, Long term i see juice label doing good in long run dope article though